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Of gay rights were in the 70s. it was a totally complete, fringe thing. and in less than 40 years, weve gotten to a point where something that was sort of mainstream has had to shut down. >> joy, we talk about the attitudes of gay marriage and sexual morals, we look at this nationally. if you look at the young evangelicals, 44% of white evangelicals favor allowing gays to marry, compared to 12% of seniors and 9% of evangelicals, overall. i mean, this is where the future is in terms of evangelica...

Marriage. >> yes, this is an interesting case study. sort of an object lesson for the bigger evangelical christian and christian movement in the united states. and reality is, churches are emptying, the ones that are not as modern. and you are not seeing as many young people go into these churches. and whether you talk about strict religions, theyre trying to appeal to families and younger people to stay alive. and they find as you quote the statistics that younger people are more modern on this...

Courtroom for some of the voir dire in this case. and it was a pretty heavily weighted jury towards women. i believe when the 40 were chosen, there were only about 16 men and about 24 women. so i suspected early on that we could reach a jury of all women. of course, the alternates havent been chosen. i believe there are going to be four alternates. so you may end up with a man or two on the jury as an alternate. >> yeah. >> but its just sort of the way the cookie crumbles sometimes. i think what...

There is no indication that capturing the verizon disclosure, that capturing peoples telephone mehtadata is illegal. in fact, it appears to be legal under the patriot act. but we havent had a chance as a country to have a discussion whether were comfortable with that. and we also havent done the work, which we need to do, of course, to find out when general alexander and others say this has been important to helping us or contributed to helping us with 50 terror attacks. how important? those of ...

Abcs jim avila explains the showdown and what is at stake. >> reporter: 7,000 miles away in new deli, a case study in why american business is solidly behind immigration reform. >> the immigration laws were the reason that i came back to india. >> reporter: this is indias largest e-commerce business run by khanal ball, an ivy league graduate who wanted to stay in the united states but was forced home where he founded a billion dollar business employing 1,500 indian not american workers. >> man t...

Was just all burnt cartridges sitting there. >> it turned out that the man who appeared drunk was responsible for the blaze. tony glen rogers is convicted of first degree arson and sentenced to 3 1/2 years in prison. $70,000 worth of fireworks go up in smoke. >> the job that i have as a freelance photographer, i see crazy things every day. but thats something ive never seen in my life. >> andrea berkman suffers only minor injuries, but stray fireworks burn parts of the head and feet of her son. ...

Give them some protection. and youre hearing not just from the hospital but all over the number of brain and head injuries was astonishingly and thankfully low. maybe just because of that training. >> already weve been watching theyre trying to already clear up this area. they have recovery service of vehicles already in here. theyre taking out some cars. its obviously going to be a long time before that medical center is up and running again. >> yeah, a lot of the doctors cars are flipped over,...

American people dont get a sense the republicans want to move it forward, that their agenda is to just kill the president. and that is their agenda. they keep showing their faces as angry, stretching, whatever it takes from a vitriolic point away versus what is right for the american people. of course its partisan on both sides. every time the republicans do give them a piece of red meat they dont handle it in the appropriate way. they show their ugly fangs. and this is the problem with this par...

He did a harvard case study that was released a couple months ago. david beckham was a great example of this. when they step out of line, theyre dead to me. >> that is the secret, is it not. he told everybody youre wearing that shirt. you dont, even when he was saying good-bye, you know, most of the time coaches will go, thank you. he said, remember, youre wearing the shirt. dont embarrass yourself. >> those were his final words and that will be emblazoned. >> he stood up to beckham. beckham ste...

With the power that they have got. the reason conservative distrust big government is because in the end, this is the kind of stuff you drift towards and you look at ben ghazi, the fact that general petraeus said we they wd not using the talking points and he was the head of the cia. the leadership in the building, referring to the state department. the leadership in the building didnt like the cia talking about it. now, who was the leads? was it secretary clinton? was there a secretary leader? ...